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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
First publication March 10. Iss'
Foreclosure Sale.
THE STATE OF wIsCONsIN-circuit Coul

THE STATE OF WISCONSIN-Circuit Court
II Pierce County.
Henry Gay. plain il, vs.. Hestina Beers. limo
thy P Beers. II. B. DOwners and z. c. smedley,
defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that By virtue and in
pursuance - the Judgment Of foreclosure and
sale rendered IN the above entitled action on
the 18th day Of February. 1856, J. the UNDER
signed sheriff Of said county. viii, on the I'D
DAY Of pril. 1851 1T TWO clock IN the afternoon
Of that day At the front door Of the POst-Ofce in
the city - River Falls In said county, offer for
sale at public auction and sell to the highest
bidder the moTtgaged premises y said judg-
ment directed 20 be sold, and therein described,
tO-wit:
The south half Of the northwest quarter OF
section six 30 in township twenty I'D
north, Of range nineteen 40 west, containing
seventy-fve and s6-I00 acres Of land according
to government survey, and situate. lying and
being in the County OF Pierce and State Of
Wisconsin. q. II. COKCoEASs Sheriff.
GYMS l. HALL Atty for Plaintiff. 46-7N
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The stave mill will start about the
middle of this month.
Lucius Hall and wife have gone to
housekeeping.
w. d. Brimmer has built q dwelling
house Just west of his store.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Baker,
March 3Oth a-olb. daughter.
Charlie Stewards little boy who has
been sick for the past week is getting
better. He is under the care of DR..
C. NJ. Gould. of River Falls.
There has been considerable maple
syrup made in this vicinity this spring.
1t is selling at one dollar per gallon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
First publication March 10, 1881 J

STATE OF wIsCoNsIN-Circuit Court, Pierce
> County.
Henry s Miller, as administrator by letters
with the wiz annexed Of tle estate Of Grimm y
Miller, deceased. plaintiff, rs. Jens Jensen, K
y. Jensen and Russell & Co. q cOrpOration), de-
PENDANTS
The State of Wisconsin 20 the said named de
PENDANTS and each Of them:
You are hereby summoned to APPEAR WITHIN
twenty days asser service Of this summons, ex
elusive Of the day OF service. and defend the
above entitled action in the Court aforesaid; and
in case Of your failure so 10 DO, judgment VIII
be rendered against you according to the de-
mand Of the complaint: Of which copy i mere
with served upon YOU T. B. HOLMES,
Plaintiff Attorney.
P. o. Address,
River Falls, Pierce County, Wis. A5-'W
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
OIfret.


DR.. Twins horse died on the 3ist ult. he was
one Of the best horses in the county
Joseph Coon IS quite sick.
The Olivet school commenced on Monday
April 4th.
B. J. Thompson has sued the district for $40
Tor building fires al the school house for the
winter tenn.
NV. MeInerney keeps on hand for sale three
or four different kinds Of drags. cheap 70. cash.
1t keeps s J. Hill busy most Of the time driv-
ing around with the doctor.
Chas. Rideout Is having patch put on his
engine boiler. Parties from Red Wing are do
ing the Job.
No service in the NJ. E. church last Sunday
night on account OF the Storm
Chas. Mercer and wife leave next Thursday
for Michigan 70 visit their daughter.
4.F,s a -. 49, gu
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JEW'ELRI
r p PFTERSON & son.

=. PETERSON x son,
Os Watchmakers and Jewellers,
River Falls, Wis.
Dealers in fine Jewelry, Watches, Clocks
and Plated Ware Sole agents for the
celebrated Rockford guick-train Watches.
All kinds Of repairing neatly executed,
and all work warranted.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
BOOTS .H.t.D SHOES.
4 WFIGER

UTADSWORTH 4 WEIGER,
w River Falls, Wis.
Manufacturers Of and Dealers in
T IS, Shoes, Gloves, NIittens, Hosiery,
49, everything usually keptln tirst-class
Boot aud Shoe Store. Custom work a
srcoiAlty Repairing promptly and neatly
done. Shop On \! nm ST, first door south
of CamerOn's Rakefg.
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HUBER HOUSE,


Ellsworth, Wis.
This house is in good condition through
out, and the travelling public will always
find good table and clean beds. The
bar IS constantly supplied with the best
of liquors. Good stabling.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

n Y-DENNISTON,
- Ellsworth, Wis.
Abstract, Real Estate 4 Insurance Office.
Taxes paid, and information given.
Full set Of Abstract Books for Pierce and
St CrOix counties
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HOOK STORES
EIO Tells.

u ETH HOUSE,
IN J. e. KEITH, PROPRIETOR,
Ellsworth, Wis.
Persons visiting Ellsworth viii find this
3 pleasant place 10 stop.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
EOREST HOUSE

FOREST HOUSE,
u JOHN GRAF, PROPRIETOR,
Ellsworth, Wis.
FIrst-claSs IN every respect. No better
in the Valley. Particular attention given
TO the accommodation Of Commercial
Travellers. Good stabling connected with
the house
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07

Go to Burhyte's for the latest in
gents furnishing goods.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07
DERECT0RF.
Lodges.

RiUsr FGils Grange P. ofH.
stated meetings on the % and 4th Saturdays Of
every month at O'elOck m 4 n their haIlsOuth
OF she JOURNAL once.
L. A. BROWN, Master
Mas LorTTE FLINT, Secretary
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07

Mems, boys and chlldren's suits new
stock at f. J. Burhyte's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07

Cupon tickets 10 all the principal points in the
United States for sale.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07

J. W. HANCOCK,
l7-7t County Judge.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1887-04-07

THIS PAPER s sl fe1 GS op SeR s "a s al E
vertisng Bureau 10 SPRUCE St " hsre 40 NerIlsinS
contracts may lie made fcr Il IN NEW Ohhs
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01

recovered he pa.nd the box, eSe'a'"'"'s
"Trailed you down, old boy. ~ oo'
know how TO work 70 anything. 10
them California fellows. lie then pro-
cured an axe and proceeded 10 break open
the box. When the cover was Croke" III
he found an old shirt and several ooo'oe:''
The axe dropped out Of his hand ana nc
sa, down, for he appeared weak and ''re''
He stared around. trst at the box ana '"e"
a, the men, with sort OF tazed 'ook' say
ing, in coaxing way: Good ,oke' ~"
it. boys, Rather got the old man. P'ayeo
it lo~ down, didn't you: It's my 'rea''
Let. make night Of il, down. at the STA
ton: III stand the expense. You won't
le. it out on me, will you boys' The>' .
josh me out Of the country it you did
So they went down 10 the station anc had
a big time, X. footing the bills, and for two
years they have kept faith with him, but it
was too good to keep any longer. Anc
now, Il you want 10 see man perform
war dance around you, just ask T. 10 re-
late that little story about the treasure box.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
0UNN0N0,

IN the District Court Of the First Judicial Dstric,
Of the Territory of Montana in and for the
County ot Beav. rhcad.
and Alma, his wife, kobcrt Kirk kpatrick and Kath.
arinc, his wife; Monroe Mann 4 Milton Toot,e
VIM: E; Hosea: VIM; :' w. % Mhse!srk Joshua Mat:
The people If the Territory OF Montana send
greeting to James kirkpatrick, Alma Kirkpatrick,
Roh.v, kirkpa,rick, Katharine Kirkpatrick. Men.
' @ wan: ~s.sr and joshua Ma;t4 no M.
trading IN the hrm name ut Toodc, Hose. l. Co.,
defendants.
You are herchv required to appear in an action
h.ouxht against Won hy the above named plaintiff,
in the District Court Of the FIRST Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana, in and for the County
Of i'eaverhcad. and To- answer the complaint filed
therein, within ten days Exclusive Of the dav Of
scrvicc) after the service on you Of this summons
il served within this county; or If served out Of this
county. but in this district, within twenty tavs:
otherwise within forty days. or judgment hy default
will he taken against you, according to the PRAYER
OF said complaint.
The said action is brought to Eorcco>c u certain
mortgage, executed on the 2ath .,av o: February
1889. hy james and Robert kirkpatrick and Their
wives to George NJ. Brown, upon the pieces and
parcels Of land, following. to wit: The ". f., V
and the ". !. of the $. F.. x and the $. ". J. "i
Township. $. Of K. .. West. in said County ot
pronisscry note ,er the sum ot ss.oa and interest
hcing the property o' Lvdia c. Dodge, tn. plain.
tin above named. hv assignment. ind said no, h,.
ing past due and unpaid.
And YOU are hereby notified that ii YOU fail To ar-
rcarani answer said complaint as above required.
thcsad plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re-.
lief demanded in the complaint file in this action,
Given under my hand and the seal Of
@Nthc District Court Of the First D:s,ric,
SkAl- of the Territory Of Montana, in and fcr
49, the County OF Rcaverhcad, this :,th
day Of March in the wear ut our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and Gig hty seven.
X. II. NORTON, Clerk.
Nv X. J. MOORE, Deputy Clerk.
Thos. j. ialara,,h, AIRY for pl'A. i4w4.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
CHURCH CHlMEs.

Rev. W. \. Shannon will occupy the
pulpi, of Grace NJ. +. church next Sabbath
morning and evening, at the usual houvs,
Regular services in St. James Church
Sunday, at II O'Clock a. ~. and at 7:3o r.
m. SUNDAY School at l::ls p. III. Rev.
S. ID. Hooker, Missionary in charge.
During Lent. services will be- held
each week, at ST. James Episcopal
church, as follows:
On Wednesdays, at : 80 O'Clock ~ ~.
On Fridays, at lo::Sooclock a. M
On Saturdays, at o'clock p. N,
\ cordial invitation Is extended to all
10 attend tn services.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
An End to Rome ScrapinE.

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, H..
says: "ilaving received SO much benefit,
from Electric Bitters, | feel 1t my duty to
lrt suffering humanity know it. Have had
aru"ning sore on my leg for eight years;
my doctors told me I would have to have
the bone scraped or leg amputa.ed. fused
instead. three bottles Of Electric Bi,ters
and seven boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
and ,ny leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold At fifty cents a
bottle, and Bucklcn's Arnica Salve At 2sc
per box by N. NJ. White. City Drug Store
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
The Pioneer bays Of Texas stock Raising

Stock raising in the West began to be
business about the close Of the Civil War,
when meat as we'll as other kinds Of food
rose even in the Northern States TO hi,her-
to unknown prices. Texas at that time
was almost wilderness, known 10 the out.
er world chiefly as a refuge for outlaws,
who, flying from justice and disguised By
aliases, false boards, and quaint costumes,
wandered hi,her and thi,her over the un-
settled country. The Mexican ranchers
owned immense herds OF semi.wild cattle
Of inferior breed, whose wi ewes and
cruel horns were in keepi"y with their
torbidding. awboned aspect and fierce
tempers. These. roaming over the prai.
ries in herds Of from fifty to one hundred
Il, )usand, were Of little value to their own.
ers in the absence Of any market. When
beef began to be scarce at the North Il few
Government contractors, drove some
small "bunches" Of cattle from Texas over
the weary trail, which has since become
DlSlW IOI tt1C uSc CI IIIC u IuJcS
In those days steers could be bought for
six dollars. and sold at the end Of their two
or three months journey for thirty.five.
The profits were enormous: ,Ac secret
leaked out; men with larger capital and
nnfettered b> Government contracts
"s,arted in" and until the -asy.going
Texan rancherors discovered the expert.
ment that was being made, and "cut
things finer" capital was doubled ard
quadrup'ed in ,w" to four months. Great
numbers Of Eastern Spectators engaged
IN stock driving; competition decreased
the proGts-first 10 one.hundred per cent.
then even lower, until in the eyes Of the
men who first started, the business was
played out-From "'rhe Cattle on Thou.
sand Hills" in March Overland.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
school Meotln :.

The annual school meeting, for the elec.
tion Of trustee in district No. :, will be
held at the school house, the first Saturday
in April. Polls open between the hours
Of q and II o'clock a. m.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
Ehe 1ilo,, Gribnnt.
DILLON, Montana, APRIL I, 1887.
PERSONALS.

Howard Sebrec, Of Salt Lake, va. in
town.
1T. D;nglcy and wife are expected
home next week.
L. A. Brown returned from Denver,
Tuesday morning.
A. C. Wit.er, successful mining man ol
Argenta, Is in town.
F.C. Mather came over from Virginia
City and spent Sunday in town.
Will Oakley !. now foreman Of the job
room in the Butte Miner Office.
John Hall, Geo. Crane. will Means and
Zeb. Clancy were over from Sheridan, this
week.
w. S. Wharton, OF Butte, has taken
Clarence SCOTS place in tn. First Nation.
al Bank.
b. w. CaSsington returned home Saturday
morning. He was accompanied BY his
brother and niece
Miss Lassie Williamson, sister Of Miss
:Saliie Williamson, to arrived from Salmon
City, this morning.
Nli.s Lena Nc Donald left on yesterday
mornings train for Helena, where she will
reside in the future.
N. G. Ray. G. f., and wife passed
through Dillon Wednesday night en- route
to Atchison, Kansas.
DR.. $. X. Wagner, formerly Of this
place, has decided to leave Eagle Rock,
and will locate in Ogden.
John T.. Morgan, %, Salmon City, Idaho,
took the train Thursday nigh, for the East,
whittier he goes meet his wife.
Miss Jennie Carson, who is to engage IN
the millinery business in Dillon, arrived
from Sheridan, Wednesday night.
Clarence S. Scott left Wednesday nigh,
for Caldwell, Idaho, where hc will have
charge Of the new bank, at that place.
VIM. Bernstein went to Spring Hill.
Saturday, to see what progress the carpen-
tcrs were making on hi. store building.
Z. A. Bailey was down from Spring Hill
Monday. lie was asleep when the train
arrived at Dillon and didn't wake up ill
near Melrose, so he had to com. back on a
freight.
"Red" Mcdonald and Lon Schroeder,
Of Sa:man City, were over. Red said
the stage road, over the divide between
Junction and Horse Prairie. is open and
ha, been all winter.
+. ]. White returned from Dillon on
Tuesday and Is now quartered at his phto
rooms. lie viii soon make tour Of the
surrounding towns wi h h tent and photo
sp.,aratus Eagle Rock Register.
u. Lamont, Of the III on National went
TO Rel Rock Saturday night 10 meet Mr..
Terry, the new manager of he Beave rhead
M lining Co, VIII, was en- route TO Salmon
City to take the place Of Manager Root.
Mrs. Helen E. Taylor, Of Beaverhead
county, who during the past dozen or
twenty years has written many fragmen.
tary poem. that have much OF III. true
spirit of poetry in them, contributes q re.
cent one 10 the Dillon TRIBUNE under the
title Of "Dcad IN his Cabin" which ranks
with the best products o her pen.-Edi.
torial note IN New !NOyfA WrsI.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
HAKRN UF.

Came to NV ranch, below Point nf Rocks, on, hay
horse. /. years cd. with small snip on nose, ryh,
hin foot white half wev to the knee; both front
feet little white; weight 7so pounds. The owner
is rcunss ID To comc forward. prove rr"nrrtv and
pay charges. W. NfIlAKT.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
WORKING CLASSES Attention!

We are now prepared 10 furnish all classes with
.mp'"y'ntnt at home. the whole of the time. for
ahtf h spare moments. Business light and PROM
?soo psr evening. and \ proportional sur hy de-
sos All Weir time To the business. Rows and girls
casn m nearly as much s'nen. That all who this
make this offer. To such as are not we'll satisfied We
WI % send one dollar 10 pay for the trouble Of writing
run partc"lars and outfit free. Address GLIRGK
ST'NsoN & Co., Portland Maine,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01

DlRECTORS:
HOWARD SEBREE. President
HENRY BURFElSD, Vice Presiden,
q. F. WHITE. Cashier.
ONO KLEMM. Asst Cashier
GEO. l.. SHoCr, liENRv KN,ppENsh.,,
LEONARD ELlEl, JonN {. BRENNER,
T. f. Ferris.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01

Exchange Roncht and Sold. Deposits received
SUBJECT I" check on demand. tnteres, allowed a.
time deposits. y"
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01
PRINCIPAL Correapondeuts,

Chase Na';ona! Rank. New York.
S"nt.nerta! N",,ona: Bank. Chicago
Oln.ha National Rank. Omaha.
We.s. Fargo 4 Co. San Francisco. 4
The Dillon tribune., 1887-04-01

j. Mcbride has been appointed rost.
master at Livingston.
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9auters N dmteI, 1tmicbla8titd1er, SaGem,

9l6 ri9tig! go Elm blalier i6minb=
fiidtiger Menfd -. SawobI, iebt ct.
iauere i'd mid feiner.
St bat mid iebr in fein 9er3 sei9Iols
fen. er liebt mid mod I'M rhbrenblter
Meiie.
Sas lift ia ergreifenb. iagte Gran5i.
2a9e niGt, Granai, bic Sadie iif febr
ernif, biel ernifer, als Ou glaubit! 81
/ bat mir eiuen 0eiratbsantrag gema9t.
SEPT erft la@te Granai bel auf.
Sas 1T 5u bumm !! plaBte iie beraus.
Du baif ibn bod on bic frii1e 2uft &C.
| febt mitfamtnt ieinem Mntrage2 49,.
Oas CLAUDE id! Das t0nnte ibm i9on
paHenl
Sd babe ieinen Nntraa i'm @esens
| tbeil angenontmen, fagte @rete, inbem
| lie bic Mugen gu Boben i9lua.
Du biit ni1t bel Sinnen rief sSranai,
beren 3a6en pl6bli6 Deriiummte. Was
fdQt Dir benn eigentlid ein2 Du bic
Grau ses 2aufburl9en ober mas er
lit! MiQff Su Sdaabe iiber bic gan5e
Ganilie bringen?
Jran3i felbff l6ien 81 f1erten, baB bet
IeBte Sab, ben fie il Der greiferung ge.
fpro9en bate. nidbt iebr glidlid &c,
wdblt mar. Sic befdnftigte lid) unb
fagte:
Aber, liebte @rete. nimm bod 8ers
nunft on unb begebe feine Sborbeit, bic
Du li1er bereuerl ,ptrbeii. gr3dble mir.
tpie ilt benn bic @ei9idte getommen2
gs ilt idiper si ertldreu, fagte Srete.
Sd fiirnte ielblt, baB i6 unreft ges
than babe. N6er bu tannlt bid in
meine Gtlmmung perfeBen. Sd babe
mid 10 persinIantt, 70 namenlos angliif=
lid gefiiblt, bin BON 8ielen 10 ldte6t
b.ban0elt, unb Der quite Nbopb W6rIer
Bat mir In 10 einfad)er unb ergreifenber
@eile geIagt, bab i1 bas Slid ieines
Qebsus nlai,en piirDe, 6aB er mir ME
cine tribe Stunbe bereiten ,uiir6e, unb
i'd iruBte, baB er bic Wahrheit iaate
sd. mar linn banfbar fiir feline
Cite, i'd, empfanb aufriGtices Mitleib
nit INN. sd hatte iouiel 9rauriaes
erfoFreu, oaB id, mid, 5dhtpad) fiibite.
ed, erpartste 70 tpennia bonn Qeben, bae
id) fein sroBes Dpfer au brinaen
Qlaubte, tpeurt i'd, ihmbas meiuiqe qQb,
llnb na 5obe Id linn aelfern Nbenb, als
e mlG mt ieilen treuen ilngladllheu
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cine 4rtsel.autauee.

Dbspepiie, @eriopfnng unb @allealeiben
iinb aum nnslid ibrer bebausrnspertben Opfer
treue 8erbinbete. 6obalb elmer ciefer ,f}ein.
be" bas Sbtem ansrsift, folsen bic beiben an.
beren f9leunigii ieiner Spur unb itirmen mad
einanbsr an; freiIih ubue grfoIs rem s tet.
ter's Na9enbitters 3ur abmebr se.
brau9t iuirb. Das @itters bsrnid)tet tiere I'm
astbiime sbsnio Iei9t, Dis Der bsilise @eora
biIblid ben Draaen ouf' Der Stablnid Big.
si %sns S K 'i s f aaar 'fpd'Sa a ss.iU Ss'
81 ibre Be9ielpirfuns srit siumal 5srltort, q
rdumen iie eiligii bas GeIb, auf peidem oann
bic @efuubbeit, NIT SiiIfs bes ifarfen Sdubei
bes Bitters, terrfdt. Disies trefaids Star.
funaimittels III ierner Elm 3nberldiiiees Mitts
aesen bic beimtii6ii9en an8riife ess WaaIoria'
iiebers unb eebietet aud oeta Rbenmatismui
eiubaIt. lisberbiee beilaeudt es 2srbsn. BE
i9nsrbeu unb itartt bic Sdipaden.
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1T; allein lange tpirb bas iebenfals
ni1t mebr bauern, ipenn Der iebige
Druid fitr bic Golse nod anbdlt. llnb
man i9eint ni6t geionnelt gu iein, baz
rim na63uIaRen,
gu tpas fiir unglau5li9en - an bic
Gebben Der mittelalterli1en 0euoalseis
ten erinuernbeu 3ulidnben bas iebt in
Srlanb tiagefiibrte 3mangs Regiment
fiibrt, sei8t bas foIgenoe 8eiipiel: Der
parlamentsabgeorbnete Sasper g..
pDne, Nitslieb fiir Meit Materforo,
troBt Der &egierung tpie Elm alter Burgs
berr in feinem bon Wall unb Graben
umgebenen alten SdloGe. Daifelbe
TT plele Sabrbunberte alt, ieine Dtau=
ern fino bon elmer 9ife, bic ielb5t ben
mobernen &iefengeI9hben 3rob bieten
tpiiroen nno b69itens bur9 Spnamii
fonnte banelbe 5ur llebersabe sebra9t
tperben. Dort bat fi1 ppne mad
allen &egeln 6er Griegstunit ber.
barrtaoirt unb berproDiantirt, bo
er ieoen Nugenblid, iowie ct bers
austommt, flr9ten muB, bon einem
8erbaftsbefebl ereilt au tperben. Da
tpiro er nun belagert, unb es fommt
nur barauf an, tuer es f9lieBli9 am
ldngften ausbdlt!
llnb bas MGes, neil bic Srldnber
Selbituerwaltung ibrer Wngele9enbeis
ten perlangen =, ettpa ipie Baiern unb
Sa9fen innerbalb bes beutf@eu &ei=
des ibre 3oealangelegenbeiten unab.
bdngig bon preuben ober Der &ei9sre.
gierung bertualten!
Sol9e 3ufdnbe. uie Die ieBt in ST.
lanb norberrf6enoen, f6nnen bod aui
bie Sauer unm6gli6 beitebeu!
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lIeber hie Wernronion,iruno +,

ueber bic 8erpropiantirung bes
beuti9en 5eeres nit Gleif6tonierben
tbeilt bic uNllsem. 6leif6er3eituns"
NIT, 6aB felt einigen Sabren ber flir ben
Mobilma6ungsplan erforberlide eiierne
8eitanb fiir bic ganae Armee aus
i9liebli9 in bet fgl. Gonierbenfabrif in
Wain3 dngefertigt ipirb. Samit ieber
Solbat ieinen eiiernen 8efianb far brei
Sage Bel li9 trasen fam, tperben in
neuerer 3eit Nidfen au elmer portion
bon 200 @ramm ansefe,tist. Da ii9
aber bic 2onierben In 10 tleiner 8erpas
dung tbeurer ftellen, als fri59es Gleii9,
10 iperben bieielben 10 lange als m6gs
lid aufbemabrt; besbalb tommt al.
iGbrli9 udbrenb Der Wan6ber nur Der
ie9fe 3beiI 3ur 8erausgabung uub bic.
les Quantani miro bann tpieber bur9
friibe 6abritati0n erieBt. Bon ben
Geftunsen fino nllr einige uno omar bies
ienigen, tpelde brett on ber @renae lies
gen, nit Gonlerbenporrdtben perieben.
Bier tperben Nmerifanii9e Qouierpebos
fen nit 6 unb IA pfunb Snbalt berges
felt. Sci Der Warine tper6en &oniers
ben nur tudbrenb ber gr6Beren Reiien
unb uebungen neben 5alafleii1 geaes
ben, tpdbrenb in ben 0dfeu unb bel
tleinereu uebungen itets frii9es Gleii1
our 0ermenbung fommt.
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Sen WutIer iuor ouoelroot inn,

- Sen Butler mar ansefragt iuors
ben, tuas CT ba3u meine, baB man ben
prinaen boit Orleans, ben u@raien
bon paris". au ber nd9fen 3uioms
menfunft Der Geteronen uon Gettysburg
einlabe unb ibn auHorbere. bic Gelts
&ebe 5u balten. Oarauf erpiberte
Butter: Sd bin su iebr Nmeritaner
unb su iebr 6oloat, um einen 6ran5o.
fen ein5ulaben unb i'm gu fetiten, ben.
nur besbalb. neil ct Elm prin3 mar,
geitattet purbe, i'm 9auptquartier bes
gommanbirenben Generals ben 6rieg
mit3umadem. 9lls @bef bes Snforma.
tioasbureans bat bieIer Mann in 6oIse
ieiner untenntniB Der 5praGe unb Der
2anbesftten llnfug genug angeri6tet.
Sd balte i'm baber ni1t fiir bic geeis.
itete peribnli9feit, I'm als Wortfiibrer
Der Teteranen bon @attpsburg auf.
autreten.
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sin ipieerIidher g(tle,,

iii b69ft beinIi6 ni9t aur fiir ben oas
init 8ebafteten, iuenn er nidt allen
Selbifgeftibls bar 1T, ionbern aud fiir
Dieienigen, nit benen er in Beriibrung
tommt. gs LIT cine beitle 6a6e bas
bon gu fpreden, aber iie bat ni9t nur
Greunbe, fonbern 2iebenbe bon einans
Der getrennt. llebler 4tbem unb So.
tarrb finb unsertrennli6. Or. Sase's
'Catarrh Remedy (6atarrb 0eilmits
tel) furirt. ipie Sauienbe bejeugen f6ns
men, bic i9limmifen Tdlle.